Personal care management
Schedules, communication, appointments, and daily requirements are coordinated discreetly.
Location
Individual residential care in the Mallorcan countryside, with a program shaped around your health, circumstances and priorities.

The practical system around treatment
Schedules, communication, appointments, and daily requirements are coordinated discreetly.
Meals support clinical priorities, preferences, culture, and the return home.
Outside communication is planned clinically rather than prohibited or left unmanaged.

Campo Gran, Mallorca
24hectares of countryside
240,000 m²
A private villa is only part of the story. At Campo Gran, the countryside around the residence creates a quieter context for daily life, away from a city street or shared treatment household.
The estate measurement describes Campo Gran as a whole. Your residence, private-use areas and access arrangements are confirmed before arrival.
Explore the private residencesTHE BALANCE provides luxury rehab in Mallorca, Spain, combining individual mental health and addiction treatment with residential and personal support. Your program begins with assessment and brings the relevant professionals together around a coordinated plan.
At Campo Gran, residences sit within 24 hectares of countryside. This setting offers space around the home and a quieter context for therapy, rest and everyday life. Treatment and activities are planned individually around your needs.
Mallorca, also known in English as Majorca, may suit someone who needs distance from familiar pressures while receiving consistent, personalized support. A stay can create time to understand what has become difficult, review previous treatment and begin practicing a more sustainable daily routine.
Campo Gran's countryside setting is a distinctive part of the Mallorca experience. Time between appointments can include meals, rest and appropriate outdoor activity, according to your health and program. The 24-hectare measurement describes the estate as a whole; your residence, private-use areas and access arrangements are confirmed before arrival.
The choice of location also considers your existing clinicians, family, work, travel and continuing-care needs. Our admissions team helps you assess whether Mallorca provides the right setting for the care you require.
The difference is not simply a private bedroom or a discreet address. Campo Gran offers a countryside setting with substantial land around the residences, rather than accommodation within a city street. It creates physical separation from everyday surroundings while your clinical team and practical support remain organized around you.
Distance should not mean disconnection or avoidance. Important relationships and responsibilities remain part of the assessment. With appropriate consent, contact with family, existing clinicians, authorized advisors, or professional teams can be planned when it supports care. The purpose is to protect treatment while preparing responsibly for return.
Mallorca’s natural light, outdoor space, and opportunities for movement may support daily structure. They are used according to the person’s health, preferences, and plan, but are not treatments in themselves or evidence of clinical quality.
You can seek help for mental health difficulties without having an addiction. THE BALANCE considers concerns such as depression, anxiety, trauma, burnout, prolonged stress and disrupted sleep, alongside other mental health or co-occurring needs.
Assessment explores how these difficulties affect your daily life, relationships, physical health and ability to function. It also considers what has helped before, what remains unclear and whether medical or psychiatric input is needed.
For someone experiencing burnout or persistent stress, the program can address rest, sleep, emotional strain, boundaries and the pressures to which they will return. Where symptoms suggest depression, anxiety or another condition, those concerns are assessed directly.
Eating difficulties and eating disorders can also be considered. The appropriate setting depends on nutritional and medical stability, current risk and the specialist support required. Admission is based on the individual assessment rather than a diagnosis alone.
Our residential addiction treatment in Mallorca can address difficulties involving alcohol, drugs or prescription medication, alongside the mental health and personal circumstances affecting the person.
When addiction occurs together with depression, anxiety, trauma or another mental health condition, this is often described as dual diagnosis or co-occurring needs. The assessment considers these concerns together so that the treatment plan can address their interaction.
Care may include individual psychological work, appropriate medical and psychiatric review, recognition of triggers, coping strategies, family involvement and preparation for continuing recovery at home.
Withdrawal risk is reviewed before admission. Some people need hospital-based stabilization or another specialist setting before residential treatment is appropriate. The required medical arrangements and level of monitoring must be confirmed for the individual.
Read about medical stabilization and detox assessment.
Your assessment and treatment plan establishes priorities and guides the choice of professionals and methods. Depending on your needs, the program may bring together:
Sessions, meals, activities and time to rest form part of the same daily plan. The team reviews your progress and adjusts the pace and priorities as your needs become clearer.
Clinical, bodywork and holistic sessions, excursions and activities are delivered individually as part of your program.
Your residence provides a comfortable base for treatment, rest and daily life. Meals, household support and your schedule are coordinated around the agreed program.
Your accommodation is selected with your health, mobility, privacy and practical needs in mind. The confirmed property, current photographs, facilities and any accompanying-guest arrangements are included in the planning before arrival.
Explore the residential arrangements.
The Mallorca team brings together relevant clinical, therapeutic, nutritional and personal-support expertise. Your program identifies the professionals involved and how their work will be coordinated.
Somatic Experiencing practitioners are included in the Mallorca team directory. Where this approach is appropriate, it can be considered within the wider treatment plan, with the practitioner and arrangements confirmed for your stay.
View all team members in Mallorca.
The recommended duration depends on your assessment, treatment priorities, progress and plans for continuing care. The initial number of residential weeks is discussed before admission and reviewed during treatment.
Preparation for home begins during your stay. This may involve identifying local professionals, agreeing follow-up, involving chosen support people and planning how to respond if difficulties increase.
Learn about aftercare and continuing support.
We welcome inquiries from people living in Spain and internationally. Arrival is normally coordinated through Palma de Mallorca Airport, with onward arrangements discussed once clinical suitability and admission have been agreed.
Tell the admissions team about your preferred language, medical or mobility needs, dietary requirements, cultural considerations and any accompanying person. The team will confirm which arrangements can be provided for your program.
With your permission, relevant information can be requested from existing clinicians to help prepare a coherent plan. You do not need a settled diagnosis or a complete set of records to begin a conversation.
Privacy involves the practical organization of your stay: residence access, appointments, transport, visitors, devices and communication. We discuss the arrangements you need and the information required to provide appropriate care.
Family members or trusted advisers can support planning where their involvement is agreed. Some clients benefit from a complete pause from work; others need a limited channel for essential responsibilities. These decisions are considered alongside treatment priorities.
Your program also prepares for life beyond Mallorca, including relationships, work and the circumstances to which you will return.
Tell us what has been happening and what you would like help with. Our admissions team can explain the Mallorca program, discuss the relevant options and arrange the next step in assessing suitability.
Questions
Yes. A program can focus on mental health needs without an addiction diagnosis. Assessment determines whether residential treatment is appropriate and which psychological, psychiatric, medical or other support is relevant.
Yes. Treatment sessions and activities are delivered individually, with the schedule, professionals and approaches selected around your assessed needs and agreed treatment plan.
This can be discussed during admissions. The purpose of their involvement, your clinical needs, accommodation, privacy and any additional arrangements are considered individually. Their presence and participation are confirmed before arrival.
The Mallorca program provides residential treatment. Hospital-level observation, acute medical or psychiatric care and some forms of withdrawal management require a different setting. The team reviews these needs before admission and plans appropriate external care when required.
Mallorca offers a countryside setting for residential treatment. Zurich combines residential care with access to Swiss clinical services where needed. London offers private residential mental health treatment. The appropriate option depends on your needs, suitability and practical circumstances.
Location
Mallorca is one of Spain’s Balearic Islands, east of the mainland and connected internationally through Palma.
Explore life during treatment in Mallorca →Clinical team
Dr. Sarah Boss, MDClinical Director & Psychiatrist
Gita ChaudhuriHead of Psychotherapy
Dr. Indhira Ghyssaert, MDFamily Physician & Nutritionist
Dr. Milanka Kraemer, MDFamily & Community Medicine Physician
Judith GonzalezNurse
Laura CorderoPsychologist & Psychotherapist
Marie StrandbergPsychotherapist
Saskia Van HoutenPsychologist & Psychotherapist
Eva LarragayPsychologist
Saray MonzónClinical Psychologist
Anna-Lena MiddeldorfNutritional Advisor
Fernanda Lima Sento SéClinical Dietitian & Nutritionist
Lauren MarshEating Disorder Specialist
Emi IizukaMindfulness & Somatic Practitioner
Julia ZimmermannSomatic Experiencing Practitioner
Marion PierschkallaSomatic Therapist
Petró KohutRolfing & Somatic Experiencing PractitionerGallery



A discreet environment selected for clinical, practical, and personal fit.
Medical and therapeutic specialists coordinate care around one individual.
Family, home, and existing professional relationships are considered from the beginning.
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